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Reason for the 21 suggestion here, is that it WORKS WELL in an 88", and as we all know how things go....the customer wants more.....then once bored to 98", and say some mild head work.....it still works, only better.
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To make them work most of them need a serious bump in compression to get the most out of them. Years ago when I built my 88" into a 117" I used their 594's and knowing what I know now there are cams that would have suit my build much better. We have also used their 574's in a few builds and from a numbers/feel stance there are comparable cams that perform much better...
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My ride is a 2016 Streetglide and it already has V and H dresser duals (cat converter gone) high flow intake and V and H tuner. Any ideas on a cam change that would give a significant boost to low - mid range torque without any top end work?